Program Used To Code Java???
What do you use to code Java??
visual basic = Microsoft visual basic studio
c++ = Microsoft C++ studio
java = ???
visual basic = Microsoft visual basic studio
c++ = Microsoft C++ studio
java = ???
Program Used To Code Java???
Net Beans !
Umm do you have java jdk because you need that. Most people who code java use eclipse i use net beans. 
It's called a compiler. btw.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
Originally Posted by Fantomfury26
It's called a compiler. btw.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
Yes, by nature you can call it a "Compiler" however it's final task is as a compiler, it is over all a IDE.
A list of IDE's for Java would be , NetBeans, Gel, Eclipse (My favorite) , BlueJ, Borland JBuilder, JCreator.
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Originally Posted by Fantomfury26
It's called a compiler. btw.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
Umm I use netbeans, It's more to it, you can do a lot with it.
Jcreator is good for starters, with a simplified UI.
The compiler works in the background of an IDE <-- what its called
Use BlueJ if your just starting out. Trust me the minimalist design is great for beginners. Eclipse will blow you away. I think its too much for a newbie to take in all at once. Undoubtedly after learning the basics you will graduate to a real IDE like Eclipse. Though there's a steep learning curve, the benefits of working with a powerful IDE will definitely be worth it once you begin to take on larger projects.
i use every program.
Create your own
Even though it's not so "newbie" Eclipse gets my vote.
I'd vote for three - Jmonkeyengine, Netbeans and Eclipse. I used 'Eclipse' even when I was a absolute newbie to programming... but I now use NetBeans more for all my non-game-related projects. JMonkeyEngine, I just started using. It's got some quite cool libraries, which incorporate physics, graphics and loads of other things into any 3d games you make.
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I use Dr. Java.
As previously stated, you need a compiler which comes in most if not all popular IDEs.
I personally use IntelliJ most of the time because its very stable, but it does lack in some areas.
But when I am developing for Android, Eclipse is better because of the perfect ADK(android development kit) integration.
I personally use IntelliJ most of the time because its very stable, but it does lack in some areas.
But when I am developing for Android, Eclipse is better because of the perfect ADK(android development kit) integration.
The debugging feature in Eclipse is really worth it, Eclipse has a built in Editor, Debugger, Filemanager, Syntaxhilighting and Compiler. The list can go on.
Eclipse is your bet.
Eclipse is your bet.
I usually use Eclipse, but when I'm developing my runescape pserver I usually use Notepad++
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